Comments by "TheEvertw" (@TheEvertw) on "Artur Rehi" channel.

  1. "I am using my freedom of speech, and if you disagree with me I will sue you" Sounds like hypocrisy to me.
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  2. Well, he did send the French version of StormShadow at the same time as the UK. They have been giving a LOT of stuff, they just didn't publicize it.
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  3. The Netherlands is sending ALL their F-16s, which are even now defending our own air space together with the new F-35s that will replace them. They have all been upgrade to block 50/52 standard, which is pretty damn good.
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  4. "The capabilities of the Yastreb counter-battery radar system were not publicized" Which is why the Ukrainians let it live for 12 hours, during which they analyzed it. They destroyed it after learning all they needed.
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  5. 7:00 - there have been two videos I saw debunking this tableau. Operator Starsky pointed out that there are bullet holes and fire damage UNDERNEATH the painted crosses and other messages supposedly proving these vehicles are from the freedom fighters, proving these vehicles had been destroyed before being painted and put there. He also points out that the killed soldiers have different uniforms than the freedom fighters. And a series of tweets by @FluteMagician that point out that the tire tracks in the dirt are inconsistent with what was supposed to have happened there, but are consistent with them being placed there by a crane. The video is definitely fake.
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  6. It is said that in the Soviet Union, the Ukrainians were the brains of the empire. The Russians were the brawn. And the brawn through they could defeat the brains. Boy, were they mistaken. Victory to the Nerds!
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  7. About soldiers having no initiative in the Russian army: I believe this is a characteristic of armies of dictatorships. Soldier who learn to use their brains may come to different conclusions than their overlords. I expect that if any NATO army were abused like the Russian army, they would have been in full revolt & mutiny right long ago, marching on their capital. I am amazed that the Russian army hasn't revolted yet.
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  8. The Swiss position regarding Gephard ammunition will be the end of the Swiss weapons industry. What use are weapons when you can't use them or buy new supplies during a war?
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  9. In Europe you will very rarely have heating pipes burst. Because we fixed the heating systems before everything freezes up.
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  10. True. But the shocking thing is that in these 2.5 years Putin has already wasted more than ten and perhaps even forty times the number of Russian soldiers they did in the Afghan war.
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  11. If Germany had defeated Stalin, it would have become much stronger than it already was. And it would have had unlimited resources. The UK and the US would by themselves never have been able to defeat it. This, by the way, is why Germany did invade Russia: to get to their resources. That was the reason why they helped Stalin.
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  12. Breaking a cable is no longer cheap for Russia. At least not in Finnish waters. Those ships + cargo are more expensive than the cost of repairing the cable, and it looks like if you break a cable, you lose the ship.
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  13. It is good that there is tension between Zelensky and Zalushny. It is important that there are two strong people in those roles, and in the heat of their conflicts is where wisdom grows and the right decisions are forged. As long as they keep listening to and respecting each other it will be for the better. However, journalists don't understand how strong men interact. Shame on them.
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  14. Great to see the Dutch helping Ukrainians! Slava Ukraini!
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  15. Russians indeed do not rebuild stuff. I did a Google Maps survey of St Peterburg a year or two ago, and there are still huge gaps in the city with ruins, probably from WW2. They do not need more land.
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  16. Thank you for speaking out about these fashion fads. If women do these things to themselves because they think men find it attractive, they need to be told the truth. It is unfair to grin and say "you look lovely" but then leave them wondering why no-one wants to date them. I know that I have the same reaction as you do: I find them alien looking, and definitely not someone I would want to date.
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  17. About that Swedish flag-raising ceremony, it isn't very clear in these images, but the Swedish flag was raised right next to the Turkish flag. I don't know what the reasoning was, but I think it is great. To see these countries that had their differences, now standing shoulder to shoulder against any enemies from outside NATO.
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  18. Tanks are an offensive asset; Javelins are defensive. Estonia will not be attacking Russia, so it makes sense for them not to buy tanks. But if you want to (counter) attack, you will need tanks.
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  19. When your air-defense is decimated by missiles, you are getting your arses kicked -- and are about to be kicked a whole lot more.
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  20. "For some reason Brazilian engineers are decoding them" That is for the simple reason that the plane was made in Brazil by a Brazilian company (Embraer). These black boxes are usually decoded by the company who made the plane, because they know how they are constructed and have the tools to decode them. Usually they do it while under close scrutiny by the relevant authorities.
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  21. The Dutch & Danish F16s have the AN/APG-66(V2) radar, according to the spec of their MLU package. But perhaps they are upgraded before they are shipped to Ukraine. Still, that radar can guide 6 aim-120s to six different targets at the same time.
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  22. There are several excellent videos about Olga and her revenge, including by the Kings and Generals channel and by Biographics.
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  23. Thank you for sharing the story of the woman from Mariupol. By what she says, I gather that she is a ethnic Russian, that the war was supposed to "liberate"? Those who want to know what Rusky Mir looks like, only need to look into her eyes.
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  24. About artillery, the western artillery is not only more accurate, but also has twice the range of the Russian artillery. This also means that artillery doesn't need to cross the Dnipro until the front has moved some 10 - 15 km from the river.
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  25. I will never understand why these Russian soldiers keep on fighting.
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  26. Wow, excellent historical references and analysis, Artur! I never knew these things, thanks!
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  27. Glad you enjoyed your holiday! I had a holiday as well, so I didn't miss you, but I enjoy every video you make.
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  28. The Russians forgot that during the Soviet era, the heart of their military development was in Ukraine...
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  29. Soon they will drop the name and revert to Moskovy. When the federation collapses.
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  30. Having the Japanese destroy their whole navy was pretty humiliating as well...
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  31. These seababies are genius. Russia wants southern Ukraine for two reasons: the oil & gas resources there, and the strategic position of Sevastopol that allows Russia to control the black sea. These seababies have taken one of those two reasons away: they will keep the Russian fleet locked up in port indefinitely.
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  32. Russia wants to be a super-power again. With the budget of Italy. Putin is suffering from delusions of grandeur.
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  33. LOL!
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  34. Congratulations, Artur! Now Russia will be aware that it they ever attack you, they will have a NATO army marching south past St Peterburg to help you.
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  35. The Dutch and Danish F16s have had a Mid-Life Update done to them, taking them to the block 50/52 standard (mostly). They are very capable.
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  36. Russia putting prototypes of highly advanced howitzers near the Finnish border? They will probably be joined shortly by a squadron of T-14s and Su-56s. I bet the Fins are shaking in their boots. From laughter. Seriously, if they were any good they would be fighting in Ukraine.
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  37. Thing is, Ukraine has only added a limited number of jam-proof weapons. NATO has plenty of them, like the Tomahawk missile, or laser-guided munitions. Jamming doesn't help you against NATO. In fact, they are an excellent way of advertising an important target. There are no stealth jammers.
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  38. The description of the conditions in southern Ukraine was what I expected. It is the reason why progress has been slow. And it clearly demonstrates how brave and skilled the Ukrainian soldiers are. Best foot-soldiers in the world, without any doubt!
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  39.  @dm0065  This has been said (and thought) before... But official figures showed France as one of the smallest supporters, which it turns out it isn't.
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  40. Logistics always was the weak point of the Russian army. If the USA had not sent many thousands of trucks to Russia during WW2, it would have been nowhere.
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  41. Many of those following the war are affected by anxiety. I found that your videos reduce my anxiety levels! As does meditating on how Ukraine will win this war. Don't let the idiots & trolls who still support Russia get under your skin!
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  42. MAGA has the same response as Putin when a catastrophe happens: Thoughts and Prayers.
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  43. 25:37 - Great to see the Dutch instructor. Qua patet orbis!
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  44. My dad used to be gone for like 6 months doing field work, but we had the benefit of knowing exactly when he would be back. Mom had a calendar on the fridge and every single day we would strike one out. We would be so excited when he came back! God bless Ukraine and the Ukrainians.
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  45. My country (Netherlands) has given about 0.5% of GDP in support as of mid-december 2023 in total, including in 2022, with a lot more in the pipeline. They have pledged at least 0.2% more in 2024, without counting the value of our F16s.
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  46. I remember the days that my country, the Netherlands (14 million people in those days), had 445 tanks and 230 F16s. They were expensive, sure. But we knew we needed them. And now Ukraine needs them, and we need them until the Russian empire no longer is a danger.
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  47. Julian Assange is currently not in Russia, he is in prison in England. Awaiting extradition to the USA. Snowden is the one in Russia. I do not believe Assange is a Russian agent, but he sure was a useful idiot.
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  48. You got a wonderful group of friends! Total badasses, all of them.
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  49. At 1:40, you can see a cloud of hot smoke erupt from the location of the port AK-630. Looks to me they DID try to shoot the drone with their Gatling cannon, and it shot over. Either it was badly operated, or it couldn't be depressed deep enough, either way it proved to be useless and is now happily being a home to the fishes.
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  50. Love your videos, Artur! Peace to you.
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  51. We should definitely respect the dead Russian WW2 soldiers. We have a special section in our local graveyard where 865 are buried (ereveld Leusden). It was recently restored in honour of these men, looks like new. Likewise Russia should respect its own citizens who died fighting its own war. And certainly not build a parking lot over their graves. Shame on Russia.
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  52. Putin has for decades humiliated and ignored North Korea. To now be required to kiss Kim's behind is something he will feel, very deeply. The end is near for him.
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  53. A polish colleague I worked with a year and a half ago told me they would get rid of the right wing nutters. Glad to see they actually did it. Well done, Poland!
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  54. The USA has elected chaos. We will live through it. Better than the USA will, at least. The USA already was a nasty place for those who aren't rich (i.e. those earning less than the median income, ~70k per household), and it is going to be a lot nastier still.
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  55. This is THE reason why the West should have been much more aggressive in their support of Ukraine. Ukraine gave up its nuclear weapons in the expectation of western help if Russia would ever attack it. However, that help has been extremely disappointing. We can expect many more countries to develop nuclear weapons as a result.
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  56. About the non-reaction to these drones violating our air space: In judo you learn that when you have your opponent in a ch0ke-hold, you don't let yourself be distracted. Russian economy is coming apart at the seams, and Ukraine is getting more and more stuff -- yet not fast enough. Anything that Russia does that annoys us should cause us to 1). give more strategic stuff to Ukraine, and 2). increase the range and reach of sanctions.
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  57. Trump is playing chaos games to try and get better "deals" with the other nations. He will find out that international trade is based on TRUST, and that the USA will suffer the most as a result of his chaos. The fall of the USA from its current place as richest and most powerful nation in the world has begun.
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  58. I hope God and the Ukrainians will forgive us for being so slow in providing the F16s. That was a HUGE error.
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  59. Trump is sensing that Putin is weak, and that he can get his Nobel peace prize by coming in on Ukraine's side. And I would be all for giving it to him, if he did that.
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  60. Russia delenda est. It will fall not by outside hands, but by the hands of its own citizens who are tired of having their life squeezed from them by these corrupt thieves.
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  61. I think the main reason why Ukraine attacks these strategic radars is to make continuing the war ever more expensive for Russia. And it is forcing Russia to withdraw air-defense assets to protect these strategic targets.
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  62. I am having a happy Tuesday, today we celebrate St Nicholas, time to give and receive presents!
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  63. Eh, most Europeans are what you would call liberal. The Neo-Liberal movement is our conservative movement.
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  64. You have to love those actors asking Putin for weapons. But I don't know if Putin would want to arm his population. In fact, I am pretty sure he doesn't. He likes his civilians easily cowed and complacent, not armed to the teeth. You won't see civilians walking around with Kalasnikovs in Moscow, as they were in Kyiv.
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  65. The Ukrainians are getting boats from several countries. Therefore it makes excellent sense to send many brigades to the beach of Crimea and watch the sea. They need more soldiers there!
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  66. Should Russia invade the Baltics, my expectation is that NATO will outflank Russian forces through Finland and liberate the Baltics from the east.
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  67. How can you say that! 100% of those incoming missiles were successfully destroyed by the air defense systems!
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  68. It is a shame that Ukraine has to exchange war criminals to get back civilians. That mom and the police officer should never have been in captivity.
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  69. The west actually did have a strategy: by creating many economic links, war becomes suicide. Russia is experiencing right now the strength of that strategy: their economy is down the drain. We only underestimated the lunacy of Putin.
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  70. It is not correct to compare the current time with Chamerlain's time. Signing the Minsk accords in 2014 and 2015, that was our Chamberlain moment. When Russia attacked Ukraine in 2022, that can be compared to Germany invading Poland in 1939. After Russia broke the Minsk accords, no country on the planet should ever trust the Russian Federation again.
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  71. It is time to pray, my friend. God prevented nuclear war during the Cold War. I believe he will prevent it now as well.
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  72. When the F16s arrive, Russia will have to withdraw a lot of their air defense back to Russia. If they don't, I bet Ukraine will have their old planes do a proper attack on those Tu-22s and wipe them out.
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  73. Putin is probably playing the same game that Hamas is playing. He is trying to get more countries fighting against him, so that Putin's fellow dictators might be tempted to join in the war. Likewise, Hamas is trying to provoke Israel into such a bloody retaliation that other Arab nations will get involved in fighting Israel. That is the reasoning for the muted support for Ukraine from the EU / NATO. I do not if it is the correct thing to do, but that is the reasoning behind it. Israel chooses a different path. It looks like they will invade Gaza to effect regime change, or even end the self-rule of the Gaza strip.
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  74. I believe the future of Ukraine is much like that of Israel, militarily. They will become a huge weapons producer & exporter. Like they were in Soviet times. Most likely, they will become specialists in drones and drone / cruise missile hybrids.
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  75. If Trump & the Americans think that the EU is soft because we chose not to have a big military, they should know that it was a deliberate choice not to invest much in our armies. Because we invested in a rules-based open market to bind economies so tightly together that starting a war would be economic suicide. Russia is finding this out. And now, Trump is finding this out, by the fallout of the Canada tariffs. In our rules-based world order, the USA was the backstop. And we rewarded the USA handsomely, by investing MASSIVELY into its military-industrial complex. That is why, for example, there are so many F-35s bought by European states. That will now all change. Europe will rapidly re-arm itself, using its own military-industrial complex -- which we kept on the back burner but still very much alive and on the cutting edge of technology, exactly for this eventuality.
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  76. The ex-Russian soldier is right. They have no choice. Either they are sent to die in Ukraine as a murderer and thief, or they fight and depose Putin.
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  77. These Russian bunkers don't look well-designed. I know that our munition bunkers have a thick layer of earth on top of them to dampen any explosions. Hard concrete like with these Russian bunkers don't stop explosions, instead they make them worse by letting the pressure build up before suddenly collapsing. And I won't be amazed if proper bunkers have weak spots through which explosions and conflagrations are directed upwards instead of towards the next bunker.
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  78. I can imagine these Wagnerites thinking "f-this", being commanded to fight for Bakhmut by the Russian military, after having left Bakhmut because they were being sacrificed by the Russian military. And getting shelled along the way by the Russian military. Let the mutiny begin! It would be the best way for them to regain at least some honour.
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  79. Putin: We are losing the war! Quick, what did comrade Stalin did when he was losing WW2? Colonel: Comrade Stalin mobilized the Ukrainians, and asked the USA for aid. Putin: never mind...
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  80. Zelensky's plan is excellent, and the ONLY way forward. The alternative is that Ukraine develops n#kes and deploys them against Russia. It has every right to do so, as this is an act of self-defense. While there is a doctrine not to accept countries that are at war, this is not part of the NATO treaty. The member states can decide to waive that rule in this case. That is much to be preferred compared to the alternative...
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  81. Putin is doing the world a great service. It is offering it the choice to either submit to corruption or to fight it. Without him, corruption would have continued to spread and rob people all over the world. God bless Ukraine!
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  82. You are on the mission of your life, son. Continue waking people up to the fact that we are at war with Russia. Those who doubt should know that Russia has for a decade been interfering with western politics. Brexit and the Trump presidency have been engineered by Putin, using social media. The republican party in the USA is being controlled by Putin. Geert Wilders who won the recent Dutch elections was helped by Putin, but thankfully the majority of our parliament is still strongly in favour of Ukraine. Rupert Murdoch and Elon Musk support Putin and daily spread Russian propaganda to a huge public. There is a war going on, and the west is losing it right now.
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  83. I always thought the Kershon front would be decisive. Go, Ukraine, go!
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  84. The Washington Post is not a reliable source with regards to the Ukraine war. They are pro-Russian, and constantly publish "news" that is biased against Ukraine.
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  85. These probes are not just to sow panic. If the Russians let the Ukrainians build and extend a bridgehead, they will infiltrate Oleshky, take roads, and then suddenly a pontoon bridge appears and an armoured brigade has crossed the Dnipro. So, it would be right for the Russians to take these reports very seriously.
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  86. Russia has a very severe case of Dutch Disease. Because it was rich from oil and gas exports, its production and farming was neglected. Now that is destroying the country.
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  87.  @alexanderhildermann9761  So, why are the prices of staples rising in Russia? Why is it so difficult for Russians to get butter or eggs? I think it is you who needs to check your knowledge. Russia still produces some things that the government prioritized, but it depends on imports for far too many things.
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  88. Thank you for your hopeful yet grounded analysis. Instead of panicking, it is time to prepare for any eventuality.
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  89. "+50" That was only a slight exaggeration. In Niger it got to +46 yesterday.
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  90. If Putin wants us to believe and trust him, he shouldn't have invaded Ukraine only a few days after categorically denying any such plans. No-one will ever believe him ever again.
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  91. ​ @mark4371  For your information, the US was not defeated in Afghanistan. A would-be dictator and friend of totalitarian regimes decided to pull out, without proper preparation. But for that, the US could have kept their presence in Afghanistan up indefinitely.
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  92. ​ @mark4371  I don't know if you know basic math, but 3.5 T$ is only 20% of the US military budget over that period. As I said, they could have maintained that indefinitely. Sure, 3.5T sounds like a Lot of Money. But the USA is MUCH bigger than that. Trump, in his first year, gave 1.9T$ to his rich mates as a present.
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  93. I really like your new hairdo. Except for the mustache. That should be longer and more curly. Cossack style. Spartacus from @TimeGhost has a nice example.
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  94. A better commander would know how to take over from Pootin. The best chance for Ukraine would be a competent leader over the military in Russia. He'd give it a few months, and then take over. And when he takes over, he'll stop this useless war immediately.
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  95. 9:30 -- For a second I thought you were saying "Of course it has flaws. It was made in Russia."
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  96. One of the differences between Russia and Western countries is that when Russia publishes the capabilities of a weapon system, they exaggerate them. But when western countries publish the capabilities of systems like Patriot, they play down the capabilities. Because then they can surprise their opponents...
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  97. The USA has for some time been robbing the poor to give to the rich. They do this in many ways. For instance, the average US city has a down-town where many poor people live in miserable conditions. Yet these people pay more taxes into the city than the city spends on them. But the rich people living in the suburbs, they pay less tax than what the city spends on them. So these cities take money from the poor to give to the rich in their suburbs.
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  98. Scholtz tried to appease the extremists in his country, probably hoping that the AfD would just go away. Turns out they don't, they are fed by Russia and will continue to grow if appeased. Hopefully, he has finally understood that this evil must be confronted head-on.
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  99.  @TheFrewah  To be fair, it landed in the middle of a field without any access roads at all. That thing is scrap metal.
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  100. I have said this a year or so ago, the only thing the West achieves by spoon-feeding their weapons is that it turns Ukraine into the most advanced practical weapons producer in the world. And the only weapons producer who builds the weapons needed by the 21st century battlefield.
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  101. Lvov is the Russian name for the Ukrainian city of Lviv... Apart from that, great video!
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  102. "Brothers killed Brothers" As if Putin cares about that. He has claimed Ukraine is a brother nation, and he has no problem killing thousands of them just because they refuse his leadership.
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  103. AFAIK, there are no more missile cruisers in the Black Sea. There are submarines and other ships that fire them, however. Here's me hoping the West will lease Ukraine a few modern frigates. It would be great if they could promote a submarine to a special military airplane (temporary) -- i.e. blow it up.
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  104. You may not realize it, but Maga is being directed by Putin. The war is already raging on US soil. Jan 6 was part of that war, the behaviour of house republicans is as well. Prepare for an onslaught of lies and distractions that will tempt you to vote republican. Like cries that the border is important. It isn't. The immigration rules haven't changed in 40 years, and now they are so important that Ukraine must be abandoned for them? And without any republican able to say how exactly they should be changed? It is pure BS. I hope you can see through it. Much more BS will be coming from Republicans and the media this year. Make sure you vote blue.
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  105. Putin and trump want to turn the USA into a dictatorship like Russia, where lawlessness rules, the laws of the jungle. Putin doesn't need to fight the USA if he can make it a nation friendly to dictators. So to those idiots who say "what is a war in Europe to me", we must say that if Russia is not defeated quickly, it may mean the end of the USA as a free country. Because Russia is not free. Except for the rich, most people live in a form of slavery, not seeing the fruits of their labours.
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  106. Russia claiming all the achievements of the Soviets is absurd. Much of the fighting was done by Ukrainians and Belarussians, who were all Soviets at the time.
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  107. "Brexit ... not connected to Russia" That is not true, there was a MASSIVE disinformation campaign by Russian bot farms and planned by Russian operative prior to the Brexit referendum. 2016 was the first time that it became obvious that the Russians were interfering with western democratic processes, and Brexit + the Trump presidency were the result. Also, there are many indications the UK Conservative Party is compromised by Russian oligarchs -- to the point that one of them has been made a Peer in the House of Lords. The main goal for Brexit was to turn the UK into a safe haven for the oligarchs' black money. But the weird thing is that still Boris Johnson was so enthusiastic in his support for Ukraine. So it isn't quite as black-and-white as I stated, the Tories are not (yet) totally subservient to Putin like the Republicans are in the USA. Perhaps that can be a sign that the Russian oligarchs would like this war to stop, which makes total sense.
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  108. The problem with Ukraine and NATO is that in order to become a NATO member, ALL members must agree. That includes Hungary and Turkey, which would probably not accept Ukraine. Like Turkey has now for half a year been blocking the application of Sweden. But we will not know how things will develop until Ukraine actually applies to NATO, for which this war must first be concluded. So I understand the frustration of the gentleman in the video, but it will probably be some time before Ukraine becomes a NATO member. And similarly for the EU, of which Hungary is also a member.
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  109. The myth that Ukraine is abusing American money has always been bogus. Remember the people who spread it, they are tools of Putin.
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  110. That those S-300 systems failed to spot the Storm Shadows may have something to do with the salvo of Anti-Radiation missiles that preceded them. The radars were either turned off, or targeted. But it is a great video anyway. You can almost imagine the robot sitting inside them lowering the window and giving them the finger 😂
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  111. Congratulations, Artur! Sounds like you found an excellent wife, you lucky sob. Don't you dare pull such a stunt on her again! Good to hear she made you work hard.
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  112. With regards to a Frenchman talking about Putin, you will be pleased to know that the word "putain" is a French word. Not a nice one. It may even cause this reaction to be deleted by YT.
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  113. Orban made a lot of money by leaving the room for 10 minutes... In the end, the EU is more important to Hungary than Russia.
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  114. Dutchy here. Not all our dams are made of stone or concrete, we have plenty of dirt dams as well. The man can definitely be right about the rodents, especially the Muskrat (an invasive species from the Americas) is a pest that needs to be controlled to protect the dams. Because they make their burrows in such dams, significantly weakening them. We employ trappers to deal with the creatures, and we repair the damage they do. But if neglected, they will destroy the dams. So the problem isn't the construction of the dams, it is their maintenance. The failure shown at 7:20 could have been caused in this way. That said, the images at 8:00 look more like a dam that was simply overwhelmed, too low to stop the water. Once it crests the dam, the running water digs channels that can lead to the catastrophic failure of the dam.
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  115. "Prigozhin has surfaced" He has performed a special surfacing operation.
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  116. France was warning the EU that if we let this drag on at the current rate, the EU will soon need to send its own soldiers to war. It shocks some, but it is a good shock. Right now we still have the choice to only send weapons. Soon we will no longer have that choice. It will be weapons AND soldiers. Hundreds of thousands of them.
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  117. Slava Ukraini! Ukraine will win this war. At some point, the Russian people will have had enough of Putin. Seeing how much pressure Putin is exerting through the media, it may well be sooner rather than later.
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  118. It is quite normal for that little man from the plane not being arrested. He is not Putin but a body double.
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